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  • Home
  • About Me
    • About Me
    • My Specialisms
      • Art as Rehabilitation for Prisoners
      • Transgenerational Memories of WW2
    • Memberships & Accreditations
    • CV
  • Artist
    • Fine Art
    • Paintings
  • Speaker
    • Accredited Lecturer
    • Talks
      • Art as Rehabilitation for Prisoners
      • WW2 Germany
      • WW2 Memorials
    • Talks for Schools
    • Talks for Societies
  • Writer
  • Consultant
    • Art as Rehabilitation
    • Personal Consultation
    • Presentations
    • Training & Workshops
  • Art in Prisons
    • The Case for the Arts
    • Learning to Learn Through the Arts
    • Cologne Prison Work
    • Prisoner Testimonials
    • Useful Links
  • Testimonials
  • Blog
  • News
  • Media
  • Contact

Artist of the day

Angela was featured as Saatchi Art’s ‘Artist of the Day’ on Friday 11th March. See her art on the Saatchi Art website

2 Mar 201622 Dec 2017
Recent Posts
  • “Restore” Prison Programme
  • Book
  • Government Consultation
  • Artist of the day
  • The Forgiveness Project
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ABOUT ME

I am an artist, accredited lecturer, writer, consultant and teacher – but the common thread linking all these roles is my passion for instigating behavioural and emotional change through the medium of art.

This has been the driver during my long career teaching art in prisons across the globe, demonstrating how creativity can change people’s attitudes and circumstances, and how art is capable of providing a turning point, promoting empathy and remorse, two critical elements of a ‘good human being’.

Forthcoming Events

  • “Restore” Prison Programme
  • Book

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